According to new reports, Microsoft is preparing another Partner Preview showcase set to air sometime in November. While the company hasn’t made an official announcement yet, several industry insiders and early reports from Windows Central suggest the broadcast will once again spotlight third-party titles coming to Xbox platforms and PC.

This upcoming showcase will reportedly highlight Microsoft’s ongoing push for Xbox Play Anywhere, the program that lets players buy a game once and access it on both console and PC. That focus aligns with the company’s broader effort to break down platform walls, allowing progress, saves, and achievements to move freely between devices. It’s an approach that’s been building for years, but the November Partner Preview could signal a more aggressive rollout heading into 2026.

No specific games have been confirmed, but the usual suspects are already being speculated about by fans new footage from Ark 2, updates on Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn, or perhaps another surprise indie making its Game Pass debut. If history is any guide, Microsoft will likely include at least one “day-one on Game Pass” reveal to keep momentum going for the service.

For now, Microsoft hasn’t shared any dates or official teasers. Previous Partner Preview events were streamed across YouTube and Twitch, and were promoted just a few days ahead of time so an announcement could appear any moment.

Until then, fans are watching closely. Xbox’s cross-platform vision has been years in the making, and each new Partner Preview feels like another step toward that all-in ecosystem the company has been promising. Whether this next one brings major surprises or just smaller updates, it’s another sign that Xbox is continuing to evolve its place in the industry one showcase at a time.